The first trailer for the next film remake Stephen King sees Glen Powell run for his life
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The first trailer was revealed for The racing man. Directed by Edgar Wright, the dystopian film is an adaptation of Stephen King’s novel of the same name. The previous adaptation of the film took place in 1987 and presented Arnold Schwarzenegger in mind. Now Schwarzenegger is underlying for Glen Powell, who joins Josh Brolin, Michael Cera and Colman Domingo on the screen.
Now Paramount Pictures has revealed the trailer to The racing man. The trailer opens by revealing the protagonist Ben Richards and the difficult life circumstances in which it was put. Unemployed, he has trouble supporting his family, including his child who is in a medical crisis.
Consequently, Ben decides to participate in a deadly contest of the game show entitled The Running Man, where candidates must survive for 30 days while the wages of the country hunt them to kill them. While entering the games, Powell is seen running for his life as he tries to avoid death.
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The trailer shows the travel element
Throughout the early press for The racing manWright has promised that his film will remain more faithful to the book than the 1987 version made. He planned to do so is to include more itinerant aspects that were so central to the book. This is clear in the trailer for all traveling trips, and the scene in which Ben is on a plane.
The racing man The trailer does not spend as much time on the set of the television game, but still underlines the national public. At one point, public members are intended to sing “hunt it! Hunt it!“This creates not only a feeling of Rhtyhm for the scenes, but underlines the game element.
The trailer also shows how Wright’s signature style will be used in the King adaptation. Wright has made many action films, but they always come with a sense of mind. This is clearly filtered through the character of Ben who has a nasty attitude when it comes to winning games.
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